Greece voters chose a new pro-growth government. Other European countries and institutions could use a pro-growth success story. Offering debt relief would help a lot.
Category Archives: International and national
Census citizenship question is much ado about nothing much
The hyperbole and passion over the issue is disproportionate to the reality of what’s at stake.
On redistricting, no rule by judicial philosopher-kings, for a change
The court’s majority got it right, but the dissent illustrates the problem.
Lessons for the U.S. from the tragedy of Muhammad Morsi
A seventy-year history proves that the United States doesn’t know what it is doing in the Middle East.
Dems are scaring off Never Trumpers
Democrats, with their galloping liberalism, are increasing the stakes for getting rid of Trump.
Rule by state AGs isn’t what the founders intended
More and more federal policy is being determined through lawsuits brought by state attorneys general, often with a partisan hue.
Don’t make it a new ‘cold war’ with China
China isn’t a new Soviet Union. But the United States should insulate ourselves against its influence by limiting access to our markets.
Senate should make it dreamers + asylum reform
The House passage of legal status for dreamers gives Senate Republicans an opportunity, both politically and substantively.
A constructive way to rein in Trump
Impeachment is a partisan dead end. Restoring congressional authority could attract some bipartisan support.
Stanton brags about a $3.5 billion bad idea
Local projects should be funded by local taxpayers, with local political accountability.